Phil Crisco retweeted
🚨🚨The Liberals are doing something very dangerous with Canada's finances.
They are taking the NATIONAL DEBT and subtracting the PENSION SAVINGS of Canadians to make our debt look smaller.
That's almost a trillion dollars in pension assets!
And they're using that smaller number to justify borrowing $733 billion more.
And when Canadians ask if this is responsible, the government points to our pension savings.
But here's my question:
Can the government use Canadians' pension money to pay off its debt?
If the answer is yes, Canadians deserve to know.
And if the answer is no, then stop using our pension savings to make the debt look smaller!
#cdnpoli
Phil Crisco retweeted
There's another layer to Carney's 1.6 billion Cohere announcement he left out...
Phil Crisco retweeted
My latest: there’s pain at the pump. Some of this is inescapable fallout from conflicts in the Middle East and Russia/Ukraine. But much of it is self-imposed. The clean fuel regulations cost 13.57 cents a litre for diesel and 12.24 cents a litre for gasoline. To add insult to injury, tax is charged on top of these costs. Even worse, to comply with them, refiners must blend in biofuels such as ethanol and biodiesel. Canada is not self-sufficient and imports over half of what it needs, predominantly from the US.
Somehow, in the middle of a trade war and an energy crisis, it has gone unnoticed that Canada — the aspiring energy superpower — has artificially made itself dependent on the United States for fuel.
nationalpost.com/opinion/can…
Phil Crisco retweeted
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: New data showing Canada’s food boycott from America is all talk torontosun.com/opinion/colum…
Phil Crisco retweeted
Canada’s grocery inflation story is becoming increasingly uneven. Since June, pork chops have risen 17.0%, Atlantic salmon 15.5% and ground coffee 11.1%.
Headline inflation may be easing, but many staples are still moving sharply higher.
Phil Crisco retweeted
THIS IS HOW FAR CANADIAN MEDIA HAS GONE. 😂🇨🇦
Global News seriously asked a U.S. admiral about Trump militarily invading Canada.
His response:
Sure. Want my battle plans for the Martians too?
That’s the level of absurdity we’re dealing with.
But Canadian legacy media keeps pumping out Trump invasion fantasies, and Canadians fall for it keeping TDS at 1,000%.
The fear machine works because they keep feeding it.
Phil Crisco retweeted
A few months ago I made a video about Ottawa spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to train officials how to dodge questions at committee.
When I watch Mark Carney answer literally any question… it stops looking like a coincidence. This looks like a coordinated effort to avoid accountability.
I want to ask clearly and simply: What do you think?
Phil Crisco retweeted
"Canadians would lose jobs immediately."
Sask. Premier Scott Moe rejected export tariffs on Canadian oil, warning they would drive up gas prices and hurt the economy.
Moe says that some now pushing export tariffs previously opposed the Energy East pipeline.
Phil Crisco retweeted
CBC may never invite him back on…
Ron Kubek calls out the “illusions” of the governments latest interprovincial trade barrier announcement.
Phil Crisco retweeted
I forgot about this, a listener tipped me off…@DougMaclean on the May 16th edition of Real Kyper and Bourne
Phil Crisco retweeted
According to Canada’s Food Price Report 2026, a family of four is projected to spend $17,572 on food this year.
The Prime Minister’s Office might want to include a few people who can actually do food math before making affordability announcements.
Phil Crisco retweeted
Tomorrow is the day most of us stop working for the government and start working for ourselves.
Utter madness!
COLUMN: Tax Freedom Day -- Tuesday June 9 -- helps Canadians understand the total tax burden from federal, provincial and municipal governments
'If Canadians paid all their taxes up front, they would work the first 159 days of the year': Fraser Institute torontosun.com/news/national…
Phil Crisco retweeted
Blaming the previous government for weak economic growth would be more compelling if Mr. Carney wasn't also the Chair of the Liberals' Task Force on Economic Growth under the previous government. #cdnpoli
There are signs of economic weakness in Canada, PM Carney said, arguing this reflects policy decisions made since he came to power aimed at rewiring the economy to deal with U.S. tariffs. wsj.com/world/americas/canad…
Phil Crisco retweeted
Under PM Harper...
Q1 2015: -0.8% annualized GDP
Q2 2015: -0.5% annualized GDP
Bank of Canada: "Yes, Canada meets the technical definition of a recession."
Under PM Carney...
Q4 2025: -1.0% annualized GDP
Q1 2026: -0.1% annualized GDP
Bank of Canada: "Two negative quarters of GDP alone should not be used to define the state of the economy."
Phil Crisco retweeted
Carney's in-flight menu includes fine wine, braised beef and 'luxury' butter: Canadian Taxpayers Federation nationalpost.com/news/canada…
Phil Crisco retweeted
🚨JAW-DROPPING
What does $1.3 TRILLION in debt actually look like?
Liberal spending is crushing families with sky-high groceries, gas, and housing.
Mark Carney promised to “spend less” but is now spending even more than Trudeau.
If you think its bad now, just wait.
Watch till the end 👇
Phil Crisco retweeted
Conservatives publish the right carbon tax rate by year:
2026: $0
2027: $0
2028: $0
2029: $0
2030: $0
2031: $0
2032: $0
2033: $0
2034: $0
2035: $0
Phil Crisco retweeted
Will you invest in the Liberal government's new sovereign wealth fund?
Let us reflect on past "investments" using taxpayer money 🧵
#1 Stellantis.
